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Employee was changing screens on Rotex separator with co-worker when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back.
Employee was working in baghouse, with doors opened for cleaning. Co-worker went to exit and door fell, striking employee on the right shoulder
Loosening impellar on slurry booster pump when impellar came loose and caused me to slip and fall, hitting my lower back on the impellar housing.
Tightening bolts on hoses & installing high pressure pump.
Injured employee was sweeping the floor and stepped on a piece of coal which caused his right leg to slip from under him, twisting his knee. Initially the injury received only first aid level treatment. Knee pain persisted and the employee returned to the doctor. The doctor the diagnosed a possible torn meniscus in the knee and ordered a surgical scope of the knee.
Was operating forlift truck & was climbing on & off to help guide the 350 MCM electric cable that powers the dyna-jet. It started hurting early in the afternoon but at around 5:45 it started hurting so bad that I could not finish out my shift.
Coal slurry highwall dislodged causing slide approx. 120' long 50' high 20' wide which covered mining equipment. Damage unknown at this time.
EE'S WERE HYDRAULIC MINING A FINE COAL RECOVERY POND WHEN A SLOPE FAILURE OCCURED CAUSING MATERIAL TO FALL TO THE WORKING AREA OF THE PIT. A STUDY WAS PERFORMED INDICATING FAILURE OCCURRED DUE TO OVERSTEEPING OF FACE DURING OPERATIONS. THE SLOPE MAY HAVE FAILED DUE TO COMBINATION OF HYDRAULIC MINING AND THE PROXIMITY OF AN EROSION CHANNEL ADJACENT TO THE SLOPE FAILURE.
Loose objects underfoot at job site (i.e. rocks); employee slipped on loose rocks and fell.
ROLLED AN ATV AFTER HITTING A DITCH. MY LEFT LOWER LEG WAS STRUCK BY THE ATV. LEG HAD SOME SWELLING. I CONTINUED TO WORK THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY.
ROCK GOT STUCK UNDERNEATH SLIDE DOOR FROM FEEDER HOPPER TO FEEDER THROAT. EE ATTEMPTED TO DISLODGE ROCK, USING 6' SPUD BAR. PLATE THAT EE WAS STANDING ON GAVE WAY, CAUSING HIS BODY TO DROP APPROX. 6". EE LOST HIS BALANCE, THE SPUD BAR MISSED THE TARGET AND STRUCK THE DOOR, BOUNCING BACK AND STRIKING EE'S SAFETY GLASSES ON RIGHT SIDE OF FACE, CAUSING INJURY.
EMPLOYEE WAS WALKING ON AN INCLINED SURFACE IN SNOWY AND ICY CONDITIONS AND SLIPPED, TWISTING HIS ANKLE.
SNOW COVERED ICE ON FROZEN SURFACE CAUSING A SLIP AND TWIST OF KNEE.
EE WAS HELPING LOAD A 55 GAL DRUM OF KEROSENE AND THE VALVE CAME LOOSE SPILLING KEROSENE ON HIS LEG. HE CONTINUED TO WORK WITH KEROSENE ON HIS PANTS LEG THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY CAUSING A CHEM ICAL BURN TO THE LEFT LEG. DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL TREATMENT UNTIL 8:00AM 12/7/2003.
PULLING A CART CONTAINING OXYACETYLEXE BOTTLES ACROSS MUDDY GROUND AND SPRAINED LOW BACK.
EE WAS DRIVING A SHAFT OUT OF A BEARING. HE WAS HOLDING A 2X4 BOARD OVER THE END OF THE SHAFT. WHEN THE BOARD WAS STRUCK BY A HAMMER, IT KICKED SIDEWAYS AND PINCHED HIS FINGER BETWEEN THE BOAR D AND THE SIDE OF THE VIBRATOR.
EE WAS TESTING ELECTRICAL EQUIP IN MCC#2 ELECTRICAL STARTER BUCKET & REC'D ELECTRICAL BURN TO RIGHT HAND AS A RESULT OF THE STARTER BUCKET EXPLODING.